The AfD (Alternative for Germany) is legally challenging its classification as a 'right-wing extremist suspicion case' by Germany's Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution.

The party's legal strategy, led by lawyer Christian Conrad, involves filing numerous motions and objections, which are causing delays in the court proceedings.

Evidence of racist and anti-democratic statements by high-ranking AfD members has been presented to the court.

The outcome of the case is pending and will continue on Wednesday, with significant potential implications for the AfD's political future.

The trial's result could intensify discussions around the possibility of banning the AfD.

The city of Münster, where the trial is taking place, is characterized by its centrist political leanings, high voter engagement, and demographics that may resist the AfD's ideology.